Strangely dead week or so around the Derby: very few points were added by anyone. Things continue to tighten up, though, with just a point and a half separating 1st from 3rd. It could be a wild September.
1) (1) Bill: Cabrera (HR) 32; Uggla (HR) 16; Cabrera (RBI) 107 [53.5] = 101.5
Is it possible to win with one of your HR guys putting out less than 20? Bill's boys might very well prove that it is.
2) (2) Rob: Fielder (HR) 23; Granderson (HR) 33; Pujols (RBI) 90 [45] = 101
Better balance here than with Bill, but still not a enough HRs from Fielder. Can the Rawhide Raconteur's guys overcome Cabrera's RBIs?
3) (3) Kevin: Beltran (HR) 28; Jones (HR) 26; Gonzalez (RBI) 92 [46] = 100
Kevin's replacement HR guys are still treading water. Gonzo's L.A. move might pay off - his RBI numbers are finally looking like they should. The R.R. still thinks this could be the team to beat.
4) (4) Eric: Trumbo (HR) 30; Pena (HR) 16; Fielder (RBI) 93 [46.5] = 92.5
Trumbo's strange and comprehensive late-season face plant might have taken these guys out of it; 8.5 points is starting to look like a lot of ground to make up so deep into things. Still, Trumbo's so explosive when he's on that it would foolish to count these guys out.
5) (5) Vic: Pujols (HR) 29; Reynolds (HR) 12; Texiera (RBI) 81 [40.5] = 81.5
Vic's slow climb to respectability might have stalled. Still 4th is a possibility. A big September by this whole squad is probably necessary for them to go any higher.
6) (6) Bonnie: Braun (HR) 36; Konerko (HR) 21; Nieuwenhuis (RBI) 28 [14] = 71
This team is the real tragedy of the league. If Kemp had stayed healthy they might be running away with things. Power Derby can be a harsh mistress ...
7) (7) Mark: Texiera (HR) 23; Utley (HR) 9; Jeter (RBI) 45 [22.5] = 54.5
Still a slight shot here of getting out of the cellar, but it's looking grim. I think the CHUDS will eventually get Mark in the end.
1) (1) Bill: Cabrera (HR) 32; Uggla (HR) 16; Cabrera (RBI) 107 [53.5] = 101.5
Is it possible to win with one of your HR guys putting out less than 20? Bill's boys might very well prove that it is.
2) (2) Rob: Fielder (HR) 23; Granderson (HR) 33; Pujols (RBI) 90 [45] = 101
Better balance here than with Bill, but still not a enough HRs from Fielder. Can the Rawhide Raconteur's guys overcome Cabrera's RBIs?
Kevin's replacement HR guys are still treading water. Gonzo's L.A. move might pay off - his RBI numbers are finally looking like they should. The R.R. still thinks this could be the team to beat.
4) (4) Eric: Trumbo (HR) 30; Pena (HR) 16; Fielder (RBI) 93 [46.5] = 92.5
Trumbo's strange and comprehensive late-season face plant might have taken these guys out of it; 8.5 points is starting to look like a lot of ground to make up so deep into things. Still, Trumbo's so explosive when he's on that it would foolish to count these guys out.
Vic's slow climb to respectability might have stalled. Still 4th is a possibility. A big September by this whole squad is probably necessary for them to go any higher.
This team is the real tragedy of the league. If Kemp had stayed healthy they might be running away with things. Power Derby can be a harsh mistress ...
Still a slight shot here of getting out of the cellar, but it's looking grim. I think the CHUDS will eventually get Mark in the end.
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